On Thu, Jun 21, 2007 at 09:01:34PM +0200, Luk Claes wrote: > * You must be a Debian developer. Please include your name, and > Debian username on your application. The position will entail > work that requires login access to Debian machines which is > only available to developers. neilm@debian.org > * You must have time to kill. You'll need to be able to dedicate > a chunk of time each week to this task, and be able to keep > up with what's going on on a close to daily basis. Please > include on your application what times of the week you expect to > be able to spend on this activity, how much Debian stuff you > already do, and when you're usually available on IRC. > I'm around most days after 18:30UTC, and sometimes during the day. Most of my work at the moment is involved with DebConf, but that should be over soon :P > * You need to have done QA work before. Please include on your > application a list of sample bugs you've fixed or help fix > in packages you don't maintain. If you haven't done this before, > feel free, nay, encouraged, to fix some bugs first, then > submit your application. > I've done about half the advisories at http://secure-testing-master.debian.net/list.html, and a few others for stable security, or straight to unstable. > * You need to be able to understand C, /bin/sh scripting, Perl, > Python, Debian packaging, policy, the developers reference, > and similar things. If you don't, don't waste another second > reading this mail, go learn about them instead. > Yup, all ok. > * You need to be aware that this is a gruntwork position. You > won't be deciding release policy, and this isn't an > opportunity to advance any existing opinions you may have about > how we should go about releasing or maintaining Debian. You'll > be given lots of chores, and no authority. The reward for a job > well done will generally just be another, probably harder, > job. If you don't think you can cope with this, don't apply. > Fine by me :) > Please contact the release team via debian-release@lists.debian.org or > me directly by e-mail if you are interested. Applications should reach us > before mid July. Ok, I'll bite. This is my application. Ta, Neil -- A. Because it breaks the logical sequence of discussion Q. Why is top posting bad? gpg key - http://www.halon.org.uk/pubkey.txt ; the.earth.li B345BDD3
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